Editorial Board Opinions and Religious Quote
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current issues. A Luke chapter quote is included, affirming Jesus inviting children to come to him and stating theirs is the kingdom of God.
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Newspaper
Bluefield Daily Telegraph
Location
Bluefield, West Virginia, United States of America
Date
Jun 10, 1998
Page
4
The Daily Telegraph Editorial Board presents its consensus on current issues. A Luke chapter quote is included, affirming Jesus inviting children to come to him and stating theirs is the kingdom of God.
An editorial warns of the Year 2000 problem and its sobering consequences. It cites Bluefield Regional Medical Center costs, notes heart monitors and IV pumps rely on calendars, and urges immediate action as utilities and daily life depend on computer systems. The piece highlights a West Virginia PSC survey and stresses broader impacts beyond hospitals.
Bill Archer recounts rejecting a Florida tabloid offer of 500 for a single negative of Bob Denver at arraignment. He notes police safety, ethics, and the higher value of life, citing his commitment to protecting an officer and return trips for family obligations while reflecting on media pressure and deadlines.
In a Paranoia column Gary Fincke notes rising anxiety despite tech progress. He cites fear of obsolescence, dieting trends, and Harper’s Index figures on obesity predisposition and Ford Explorer off road ownership. The piece laments chasing upgrades and unattainable body ideals.
A long standing WV Extension Homemakers group, started in 1914, will rename effective January 1 1999. With over 8000 statewide members and affiliations with national and international organizations, the group emphasizes education leadership and community involvement. Contact details for joining include Ruby Dunlap in St Albans at 304 737 3138 and Patricia Stubbs at 304 873 2747.
The piece outlines early 1990s partisan clashes over federal tax cuts as Congress adjusts to a budget framework ahead of the 1998 midterms. It cites GOP and White House positions, projections of budget surpluses, proposed child care and education tax breaks, tobacco tax increases, and figures from Newt Gingrich, Tip O Neill, Bill Archer, and Ronald Utt. It notes projected tax shares of the economy and contrasts Reagan era cuts with current proposals while forecasting negotiations to Sept. 30 and potential vetoes from Clinton.
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